Tennessee Recycling Coalition to Host Women’s Environmental Leadership Summit October 1-2 in Franklin
NASHVILLE, TENN. (Sept. 5, 2025) – The Tennessee Recycling Coalition is pleased to announce the 2nd Annual Women’s Environmental Leadership Summit Oct. 1-2, 2025, at the Hilton Cool Springs Hotel in Franklin. All women in the recycling industry, sustainability programs, health and environmental protection sector, or who are interested in becoming a leader in community recycling, are encouraged to attend.
“This environmental leadership summit is for all women who are involved in the recycling sector, whether at the state, regional, community or local level,” Executive Director Amber Greene, Tennessee Recycling Coalition, said. “It’s exciting to see the continued growth of female leadership in our industry.”
The mission of the summit is to discuss the most critical issues surrounding recycling in Tennessee, to be inspired by guest speakers who are subject matter experts, and to work together to form solutions within the environmental industry.. On Oct. 1, all registrants will have the opportunity to tour the City of Franklin’s Recycling and Solid Waste Facility.
“This is a time to support, inspire and connect with like-minded professionals, Greene continued. “We are much more effective when we work together to make a difference.”
Register here: https://www.tnrecycles.
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About TRC:
The Tennessee Recycling Coalition is an organization created to educate and promote recycling across the state of Tennessee. Our mission is to provide a resource for people across the state, regardless of their organization or affiliation, to learn about recycling and to establish a network that fosters education and the sharing of best practices. For this reason, the Tennessee Recycling Coalition has not nor will take a position on legislation, bills, or endorsement. Our role is to provide education and outreach to allow the State and our communities to make educated decisions based on knowledge and pursuit of a more sustainable Tennessee.
